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The Osceola times., 1887-08-13

With pleasure we call attention
to the advertisement Of The Planta-
ton Huller, by the National Cotton
Sesc Oil and Huller Co, of Mem
phis. Tenn, which appears in anoth-
.r column. Gin owners who are no,
already supplied with this Gin at
tachment should secure one at once,
The few farmers Of the neigh
borhood, who came to town this
week, wore long faces, and were de.
spondent over the continued drouth.
They report the crops Of cotton as
literally ruined, parched and burnt
up. In many tields nothing is left
but the bare stalks, the squares and
bolls having dropped of. The lat
er planting still presents growing
and healthy appearance, but unless
rain Is had in a few days, it is feared
it TOO will shed its fruit. Water is
scarce aud stock of all kinds is be-
gining to suffer.
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NOticc.


IN THE PULASKI CliANCFRY COURT
At the April Term thereof. A. ID lss7 On the
LIST day Of August, A. u. 1857.
THE STATE or ARKANSAS,
No lC5. VS.
Certain lssGs in Mississippi County, Arkansas
The state ~ Arksnsas has this day aled her
complaint IN Equity TO enforce her vendors lien
upon the following described lands, to- Wit:
The south east quarter Of Section 81, Iowa
slip u North, Range l2, East, 100 acres Of tn-
tornal improvement Land in Mississippi Coun-
~, Arksnssa. said lands were sold BY the State
of Arksnsas on the 10th day Of July, 1855, to
F. III. Fletcher for $500 90 with Fix per cent In
tertst from date until paid, which amounts re-
main wholly unpaid. All claimants TO said lands
are hereby warned to appear and defend against
SAID complaint ON or before the third day Of the
next October Term Of the Pulaski chan cery
Court to be holden on the 3rd. day of October,
lesI al It's Court room in the city Of Little Rock,
IN Pulaski County, Arkansas.
IL TESTIMONY that the above 10 u true copy
from the record Of proceedings Of the Pulaski
t'hancery Court in the above styled cause.
l. >. BROWN, Clerk Il Pulaski Chance
ry Court hereunto set my hand, and af-
TX tie seal Of said Court On this lst. day
tSeal ] oil August, 1887
S r BROWN, Clerk.
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Notice.

IN THE PULASKI CHANCERY COURT.
At the April Term thereof. A. ID 1857 on the
lst. day OF August, A. d. 1887
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
No les. VS..
Certain lands In Mpsissppi County, Arkansas
The state Of A arkansas has this day hlcd her
complaint in Equity to enforce her vendor =
lien upon the following described lands, to-wit
1he Wcst fr'l halt Of the n \ of Section
a. in Township IL North, Range II East. 81 :0i
acr,s of Internal Improvement Lard In Missis-
sirpi County. Arkansas taid lands were sold
by the state OF Arkansas on the 18Th day ofsep-
temb-r, 1859. to NJ W NuDey Nancy Tor Ss6,
80 with Xix per cent interest from date until paid
which amounts remain wholly unpaid All
claimants to said lands are hereby warned 10
appear and defend against said complaint on OF
before the third day of the next October 7 erm
OF the PULASKI Chanceiy Court 10 be holden on
tn Q 3rd day Of October 1887 at its Court room In
the city OF Little Rock, In Pulaski County, Ar
kansas.
ls TESTIMONY that the above Is true copy
from the record Of proceedings of the Pulaski
Chancery Couitin the above styled cause,
I, ;. X BROWN. tlerk Of Pulaski Chan
cery Court hsreunto set my hand anc
Atfix the seal OF said Court on this let
lSeall DAY Of August, lss7
s.k BROWN. Clerk
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WARNING ORDER.

IN MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT CoURT-To FALL
TERN, 1887,
Maggie Semmes and Paul J I
5, inmes, her husband. Plaintiffs.
vs.
W Jefferson, W Edring-
ton, } p Burlington. j G. Ed.
rington, Eugena Burlington,
sslie Tate and her hus and
simpson Tate. Mamie Ed
rington, John Is Driver,
ad 'inr. Est } II Burlington,
Dee ID. and W. Jefferson, Defendants.
Trustee
The nonresident Defendants, j p Edrington
Edrington, Eugenia Edrington Mamie Ed
ringtVn, sailie Tate and her husba aud simpson
Tate, aud w Jefferson, Trustee, are warn
ed to appear IN this Court within thirty days
and answer the complaint Of the Pa ntifls
Maggie and Paul J S-mmes
This Aug 10. 1851 HUGH X McVEIGH,
Clerk Lircuit Court
: Semmes. atty for PITTS
ii NJ McNeigh atty for lon -residert ID fits
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Notice.

IN THR PULASKI CHANCERY COURT.
Al the April Term thereof, A. d. 1857 ON th,
lat day II August, 1877.
THE STATE or ARK ANsAs,
No l0i, VS..
Certain lands In Mississippi County, Arkansas
The State Of Ark snsas has this day fled hel
complaint in qniiy to enforce her vendors lieI
upon he following described lands. to- wit.
The EJst nj half of the Il W !. OF section i3,
Township |. North, Range ~ East, 10 acres al
Internal Improvement Lands in Mississippi
County, Arkansas. Sid lands were sold by ths
STATE OF Arkansas on the 18Th day OF septcm bel
1889 TO N W Nuney for $a3. 70 with Nix / er cent
interest from date until paid, which smoun,-
vmsin wholly unpaid. All claimants to said
lands are hereby warned TO appear and defend
against enid complaint on or before the third
DAY OF the next October Term of the lulaski
Chsne.ry ourt to be holden on the Sad day Of
October. 1857, at lite Court room in the city OF
Little Rock, in Puiarki tounty. Arkansas
In IksTlnoSY that the above Is a true copy
from ID, record Of proceedings of the Pulas HI
Cnapo-ry Court In the above styled cause
!. s X. BROWN. Clerk vi Pulaski Chan
cerv Court, hereRutp Get NJ hand, ana
a9x The seal of said cSurt On this. lst
lsces day a. August Iss7
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Cut This Out!

The most miserable being in the
world is that person suffering from a
Shaking Chill or Burning Fever.
To day there are hundreds yearning
for health. Reader why will you
suffer, day after day, with Chills and
Fever, when CUBAN CHILL
TONIC, The GREAT WEST INDIES
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY, intro
duced into this country from Cuba,
the greatest and best Chill and Few
er Remedy in the World, will cure
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BAN CHILL TONIC, cures Chills
and Fever of every type; 1t puriiies
the Blood, it renovates the Liver;
it makes the sick we'll, and the mis-
cradle happy. 1t cares enlarged
Spleen; it cures Hypertrophy of the
Liver. Two doses will stop a chill,
and one bottle breaks them up for
years. If you do not believe what
We say, CUT THIS OUT aud take it to
your druggist, Ben H. Bscchus, and
ask him about CUBAN CHILL
TONIC, Tine GREAT WEST INDIES
FEVER AND AGUE REMEpy-ThI
WORLDS GREAT Chill AND FEvRE
KING.
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HUGH X. MCNEIGH.
Clerk.
snERlFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

Notice Ia hereby given that BY virtue Of an
Execution TO me directed by the Clerk OF the
Circuit court Of Mississippi County, State OF
Arkansas, will, on
MONDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF AUGUST. 81
at the Court House door, in the town of Oscco-
la. County and state aforesaid. within legal
hours OF said dav, offer for sale and sell 10 the
highest amt beet bidder on credit Of Ihre,
months, the following described Real Estate,
situate In the town OF Usccola. County OF Mis-
eissippi and State OF Arkansas, tO-wit.
The North half OF Town Lot Number One
Iold survey, together with the Building thereon
levied on AS the property of r Butler. and
will be sold to satisfy a judgement In favor OF
&. o. Faber and J W. & Schnahel. as assign
ees of Strauss, Prtz 4 CO., rendered against
the said B. f. Butler In favor OF the said Strauss
Pritz & Co at the May term, 1886, OF the NJ is
siSsippi Circuit Court for the sum OF Five Hun
dred and Seven and 52-lo0 Dollars, snd cost of
suit
The purchaser thereof will be required to give
note with approved security, and n lien VIII be
retained upon said property to secure the pay
ment of purchase money.
This July 18th, 1887. W HAYES,
1-3t sheriff Miss. Co, Ark.
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All THERE! STOP THERE!
T. A. MATTHE VS.,

For Best Sc Cigar in town, Geo
L. Colds "Competitor," and Hum,
ming Bird" none better made; try
them.
"A party, consisting of, Sheriff
W. S. Hayes, J. A. Lovewell, W. A.
Hall, 7. G. Edrington, and others
went out to Little River last Tues.
day, on q bear hunt.
Mess. J. F. Hayes, Of Chicka.
sawbs, and 7. P. Bragg, were among
the callers at the TINES Office this
week. Both renewed their subscrip-
ton to the TINES.
FROM THE GOLDEN CRY.
II. A. Msrkwick, Golden City,
NO., writes: 81 have tried your G.
&C. "Certain Chill Cure" and find
it true to the name "Certain as il
cured me of chills and fever after all
remedies failed"
N. b. This certificate came to US
unsolicited. Proprietors.
For sale, by Gaylord & Hale.
I'm the next issue of the TINES
will appear list Of town lots. farms
and timber lands offered for sale by
Blackwood & Rousssn, Real Estate
Agents. See advertisement else
where.
The people of Frenchman Bay
ou indulged in an old fashioned Pic
bic and Barbecue last Thursday
which quite a number of the young
folks Of Osccols attended. That vi.
einity hes been blessed with season.
abls saina, and ~ prospsct for sbun.
I egge 80 aesW nors psonis-
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WARNING ORDER.

IN MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT CoURT-TO FALL
TERM, 1887.
Jennie Branch and her husband, plaintiffs
NJ J Branch
vs.
Felix Whitley. Ella Whitley and
Thomas Whitley J Defendants
The non resident defendant Ella " hltey is
warned TO appear IN this Court within thirty ,30)
days and answer the complaint Of Plaintiffs
Jennie and " j Rranoh
a his August 10, 1857. HUGHR McyEIGH.
Clerk Circuit Court
= Semmes, atty for Plaintiffs
IL NJ. McNeigh. att'y for Defendants
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REDEMPTION oFLANps.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Know We,
That the Memphis Land and Timber Company
Of Memphis, Tenn has this day red emeJ the
The Ne 4 Secction 10, T ION RISE.
NV u Section 10, I 10 NRsE.
Ne \ Section p I ION RS E.
SCI, section 81, 4 10 NRsE.
which was sold iL Collectors sale or taxes on
the llth day OF April, 1885, and there bought by
James Mooring, By paying into the County tt,a-
sury the sum OF Sls,50 In full OF all tax penal y
and costs due on said land.
July 26, les7. HUGH n MCVEIGH,
CLERK County Court.
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HALLS
HOX'S THIS!

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
can not be cured by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure
F. J. Cheney & Co., proprietors,
Toledo, o.
y. Stalls Catarrh Cure is tax
en- internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces of the
system. Price Is cts. per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Catarrh Cure.
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WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT
FALL TERM, 1887.
Sarah yss ysusg' Plaintiff
Sylvester sugg ! Defendant
The non resident defendant, Sylvester sugg
10 warned to appear in this court within thii {,
days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff
sarah Siigg. HUGH X. MCVEIGH,
This Aug 2, 1887 Clerk Circuit Court.
@. W. Thomson, atty for Plaintiff
j. q. EiacE wood, Atty for non nresident DIT
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S1RAYED OR STOLEN!

From the Nodena Planiati' n, Twelve mlcs
below Osceola, on or about the Sist. ult., one
redish-bay msre mule, 49, hands high. about
or yeais old. quick oy,n.ents, icely trim
med and in good condition
A liberal r,ward will be paid on delivery Of
the above described mule al my plantation, or
ID. l. FURGUSON.
s-i3-y Nodcna, Ark
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The frm of Bacchus s. Fletcher g this day
dissolved by mutuai consent. Ben. II Bacchus
assuming all liabilities, ana continuing the
bu inesn under the firm name and style Of Ben.
II. Bacchus BEN Il BAtCHUS.
NJ. FLETCHER.
This July 18th 1887
Al personr indebted to the late Arm are re-
auesied to call and settle their aroounis.
7-23-3t. BACCHUS 4 FLErCIl Err.
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REDEMPTION OF LANDS

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Know We,
The Memphis Land and Timber Company oi
Memphis, Tenn, has this day redeemed the 5
I Sec /, and all sec Is, 4. IS, n. X =, East
which war sold At Collector Sale April llth
1887, for taxes, by paving into the County Trea
of all taxes, penalty and costs due on said land
said land was bought at said sale by w L
Culbertson. HUGH K MCVEiGH,
1his July 2S, lss7. Clerk.
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OsceOla Rain Drops.

-Ar.. John Brickey is on the sicl
list this week.
mo BAD EFFECTS from the US
Of DR.. Potts Chill Killer" 2-7-4
Mr.. E. J. Hale is laid up will
. spell Of chills and fever.
The popular remedy fol
chills; Armistead's Agut
Tonic.
MIR. L. A. Morris, Of Plum Pt
spent the day, last Sunday, with bis
Osceola friends.
DIR. POTTS CHILL KILLER
contains no Arsenic, Strychnine or
Mercury. Z 2-4m
Mrs. John Matthews, of Fcrt
Smith, is here on . visit to her broth j..
er, Mr.. T. @. Edrington.
GAYLORD 4 HALE sell DR..
Potts "Chill Killer" on . positive
guarantee. 7-2- Am
DIR. G. Il. Pettey and family, Of
Plum Point, spent last Saturday
and Sunday IN Osceola.
Armistead's Ague Tonic
for Chills and Fevers.
Mr.. J. l.. Driver has had a nice
paling fence around his residence,
which adds much to the appearance
Of his home.
The best and only safe cure
for Chills.-Armistead's Ague
Tonic.
Mr.. James NJ. Lawrence has
had his residence ceils1 on the in.
side, with the view Of reducing fuel
expense next winter.
The great, the only remedy
for chills and fevers-Armi.
stead's Ague Tonic.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dean, OF Deans
Island, spent last week in Osceola
visiting her son Mr.. Robt. Dean, and
family.
DIR. POTTS CHILL KILLER
is THE remedy for Chills and Fever
and Dumb Chills. 7-2-4m
Those who for the first time are to
become mothers should use The
Mothers Friend. Much suffering
will be saved them.
PRAIRIE NANCE,
IrcH, and Scratches Of every kline
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford''
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLoRr
& HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
County Treasurer James Lis
ton and family, and Mrs. w. Ward
returned from Louisville last Tues
day.
Mr.. Tip Uzzell, of Frenchmar
Bayou, spent the greater part of the
week with his Osceola friends; the
guest Of Mr.. John Tucker.
FOR SALE!
The Planters Hotel, Osceo ola, will
or without furniture, is for sale. Sat
isfactory reason will be given fol
retiring. A good opening for th,
right party. For terms and partic
ulars call on, or address,
J. d. CKuTcHER,
Osoeola, Ark.
Leo Roussan, the assistant com
positor of the TIMES Office, has be"r
laid up this week with a spell o
bilious fever.
Aunt Mary Griffin, who has beer
an invalid for the past two years
left during the week for Eurek
Springs, where it is hoped, she ma,
be benefited.
All THERE! STOP THERE!
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REDEMPTION OF LANDS

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Know ye:
Ihstthe Memphis Land & Timber Company OF
Memphis, Tenn has this day rede emed the b. \
Sw "A section 3 D, r. II, n K s, e., which was
sold at Collector sale April II 1887, for taxes,
by paying into the County Treasury the sum of
penalty and costs. Said land was bought nj said
sale by James Moorng.
This July 2s.. 1887
HIGH r. MCNEIGU
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WOMAN GOSSIP.
Homemade French Candies.

Candy pullings we're once looked upon
as the acme OF jolly good times. The
more jokes and tricks played during the
time the candy was cooling and getting
white i'm your hands, the better fun all par
Elephants had.
The lady of the house might sigh next
day over the ruin wrought IN furniture and
carpets, but no thought for carefulness
was expected on the occasion itself. From
kitchen to parlor there were sticky finger
marks, daubs of flour and butter.
This sort of candy making is quite SUI
perseded by the knowledge we have gained
of making superior quality of French
candy. Ii does away with all cooking,
cooling, and pulling, oil extravaganza litter
ing, and French candy parties are quite the
proper form of entertainment.
Invite your guests, say from ten to twenty
persons. Provide each with a medium
sized bowl, into which there has been
broken the white of one egg, and strong
silver spoon; plated ones are best, because
firmer III the handles.
Provide several pounds Of confectioners
sugar, not ordinary powdered sugar, but
KIN powdered sugar, costing ten or eleven
cents per pound. The egg should be
mixed with the sugar until a stiff cream is
formed firm enough to mold in the hand
into any shape desired. This is the foun-
dation for all French sweets.
Variety may be given to the collection
by one guest dissolving a small teaspoonful
Of pink sugar first in the egg and tlavoring
with strawberry extract. Another guest
may be provided with grated maple sugar
which should be used equally with the
confectioners sugar maple sugar will not
work we'll alone), favoring it with coffee
The plirin creams may be favored with as
many extracts as you have guests. Vanilla
is always safest. Mold the cream into any
shape you may fancy or may have seen
egg shapes, balls, squares, or lozenge
slApes.
Have nuts banched and dried, almonds,
filberts, English walnuts; combine them
with the creams as YOU fancy.
Cherries ard few other candied fruits
give variety of color to the whole.
Chocolate creams are n favorite kind of
candy. They are best made of these
creams, favored with vanilla and nodded
into cone shapes. Melt bakers chocolate
in a bowl and set over boiling water. Drop
the creams into il and roll until covered
thoroughly, then set on buttered paper to
dry. Keep the chocolate hot until all the
creams are used.
Nougat, the most toothsome dainty of
the confectioners art. may be made by
adding teaspoonful of honey to the egg,
with several nuts of any or all kinds,
chopped and mixed with the confectioner s
sugar. The nougat should be nodded into
one cake, squared, allowed to dry slightly,
when IL can be nicely sliced with thin,
keen knife.
The variety and pleasure in making these
French candies are only limited by your
own fancies.
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PARTED.


You ask II remember yet
That parting hour so many years ago,
AS H. my friend, ever could forget
farewell spoken that had panied me so.
lou cherish in your inmost heart
MY memory, warm and true. you say;
iour .fuest love was given cen then 10 me,
anu YET you cast your happiness away.
lou chose fairer one 10 be your wife,
ohe who has proved less tender and less true
nan she you wake ed beside that happy eve,
VINO gave, unsought, hearts first love to
YOU
You come TO me for comfortnow ut last;
Inc happiness you sought you ne'er have
found;
" bid you not despair, for IL will be
little brighter happier, just beyond.
A mansion glorihed by One most high,
Who calls His suffering children home 20 Him,
anu Wen await his summons, you and i.
Inc folly OF those youthful days forget
Inc burden in our lives we each must bear;
we have sacred duty TO perform you know;
we md no happiness unmixed with care.
- We met and parted, and we now must walk
In Inherent paths through life;
Iwere folly TO regret the olden days,
Or TO grow weary of the care and strife
we nne IN living. But If friendship true
Will any comfort be, I give TO you
Inc truest, purest friendship ever known,
which from the ashes of u dear, dead love has
grown.
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A Steam PlOw.

An English journal mentions a
novelty in plows used in Spain. 1t
works the land to a depth Of thirty
inches, and turns furrow two feet
wide. 1t is drawn by two sixteen
horse power engines. 1t is one-fur-
row pillow, but fitted with two plows,
the first turning a furrow sixteen
inches wide and fourteen inches deep,
the second following to a depth of
thirty inches and turning over a fur
row twenty-four inches wide, leaving
the land completely loosened to a
depth of thirty inches. Drawn by the
steam engines, the &C cunt says, it is
possible with this pillow to turn over
four acres per day. In cases where
it is not necessary to turn up the land
to this great depth, but simply to stir
up the under-soil, all that is required
is TO take off the last pillow and in its
place fix a subsoil share, which may
reach to a depth of twenly-four OF
thirty inches.